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A deeper bubble-risk test — and what it will change

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Because the macro layer of our score updates on a quarterly cadence, the new method takes effect at the next quarterly refresh (about three months out). Today's scores are unchanged.

For transparency, here is what the new method would change if applied today — a two-market preview: • Ireland: bubble risk eases by one grade (to low-medium), lifting it toward the top of the board. • Thailand: bubble risk rises by one grade (to high).

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